Archy Dick Guards
Company F, 30th Regiment of Pa. Vols.
| "The
'Archy Dick Guards,' another company of volunteers recruited from the vicinity of Chester,
was organized at "Camp Wayne," near West Chester, June 9, 1861, as Co. F, 30th
Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers. It was called by the above name in honor of the
memory of the late Archibald T. Dick, Esq, once a prominent and popular citizen of
Chester, and a member of the Delaware County Bar. The following is a muster roll of the
company:" Chester
(and its Vicinity,) Delaware County in PA – Published 1877 – John Hill
Martin, Esq. |
William Cooper Talley, Captain Henry Huddleson, 1st Lieut. James S. Peters, 2nd Lieut. |
Sergeants |
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Corporals |
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Fifer |
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| Drummer |
| William B. Drake |
Privates |
John Alcott |
© 2000 John A. Bullock III.
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